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ICF sets a record

CHENNAI: The Integral Coach Factory here set a record in the first quarter of the current production year (April – June 2009) by rolling out 285 coaches. During the same period last year, 222 coaches were manufactured. The record was set despite higher production of heavy-build coaches that require additional man hours. — Special Correspondent

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